OPENING RESEARCH DATA. AMPLIFICATION AND REDUCTION WITHIN MEDIA RESEARCH PRACTICES -- A report about the first workshop of the SIG Open Media Studies of GfM by Sarah-Mai Dang and Simon David Hirsbrunner
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14 mai 2019
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Workshop participants in the perfectly equipped Wikimedia Mosaic Room, photo by Sarah-Mai Dang, CC BY-SA 4.0. Open by default? The open data discourse suggests that it is always better to «open up» research data; hidden datasets do not help anyone besides the producing researchers themselves. Data produced with the support of public research funds must not be rotting away in a (depreciating) hard drive, a PDF table, or – beware – on an analogue piece of paper. Rather, research data should ...